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Island Surf offers Kīhei Condos Above Kalama Park

Stay at Island Surf in Kīhei and you’re in the practical heart of South Maui, a condo building that sits directly across South Kīhei Road from Kalama Park, with the South Shore beaches a short walk south and the building’s own ground floor stacked with shops, restaurants, and rental outlets for everything from surfboards to snorkel gear. Maui Paradise Properties manages a one-bedroom condo here that gives you ocean views from the lanai, parking for one car, and the closest thing Kīhei has to a walkable home base.

The unit at Island Surf (306) is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo sleeping up to four: a king bed in the bedroom with its own private lanai, plus a sleeper sofa in the living room and a large furnished lanai that delivers panoramic ocean views toward Kahoʻolawe, Molokini, Lānaʻi, and the West Maui Mountains in the distance. Window AC units in both the living room and bedroom were installed in late 2022, and privacy glass was added the same year to keep the heat down when you’d rather leave the lanai doors open. Inside you’ll find a bright fully equipped kitchen, a walk-in shower with a barn-style door, flat-screen TVs, and an in-unit washer and dryer.

The property amenities are practical: a swimming pool and BBQ grills on the second level (both with ocean views), in-building elevators, and on-site parking for one vehicle. The real Island Surf appeal, though, is the ground floor of the building itself: bicycle, surfboard, snorkel, and dive equipment rental, shops, restaurants, and a coffee stop without leaving the property. Walk across the street and you’re at Kalama Park’s beachfront for swimming and the local skate scene. A few minutes south along the road, the Kamaʻole I, II, and III beach parks line up the South Maui coast with sand for swimming, snorkeling on the reef edges, and consistent sunsets year-round.

Kīhei runs at a steadier, less resort-driven pace than Wailea, useful if you’re putting together a budget-conscious Maui trip or just want easier access to the day-to-day businesses of South Maui. Wailea’s resort district sits about ten minutes south for upscale dining; Māʻalaea Harbor (Molokini boat departures) is about fifteen minutes north; the Kahului airport is about thirty minutes north.

During humpback whale season, December through April, Island Surf’s elevated position above Kalama Park gives the upper-floor lanais a useful angle for whale activity in the channel. Browse our Kīhei vacation rentals for nearby options, the broader South Maui guide, or Maui Paradise Properties rentals island-wide. Every reservation includes free daily activities* through our Xplorie partnership and our Starter Kit (toiletries, paper goods, and beach gear); details on the activity benefit.